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Get Your Ducks in a Row

GET yor DUKS in uh ROH

/ɡɛt jɔːr dʌks ɪn ə roʊ/

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Syllable breakdown

Getyourducksinarow

Dictionary meaning

To organize matters properly before proceeding.

Examples

  • Before approaching investors, get your ducks in a row with a solid business plan.

Pronunciation tips

Stress on 'get', 'ducks', and 'row'.

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